terour Way Bill of 1706,—the state of our main Roadsas frightful,—especially in Winter! Immense Ruts halffilled with large unbroken stones,—quagmires of Mud,—tremendous hills,—and danger from Highwaymen!How the immense, lumbering, Stage Wagons of thatday,—the only means of hauling heavy Goods and… … Bogie Engine. Note. —Bogie Engine. That is, having its four leading wheels on aseparate Bogie, or swivel carriage, attached to the Engine Frame bya Ball and Socket arrangement. By this Invention,—although the framesof our large Modern Engines, and Cars remain, it is true, always rigid,—the wheels…
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